Question

Theme of the olive tree poem

Answer 1

Answer:

The olive tree is a symbol of nature and its motivation to fight back. ... The themes used in the poem “To kill an olive” are resilience and complexity of nature.

Answer 2

Answer:

The olive tree is a sign of nature's resilience and will to fight back. The persistence and diversity of nature are themes in the poem "To Kill an Olive."

Explanation:

• The poem depicts how olive trees are hacked down and damaged during times of conflict, but then grow back.
• Readers have ascribed a variety of metaphorical meanings to this poem.
• It appears to be primarily about olive trees, according to the poet.
• The olive tree is not just a classic Mediterranean plant, but it is also a tree that represents the only globally significant civilization.
• The traditions of today's big oil-growing areas—Greece, Italy, and Spain—were born and consolidated from very ancient times through the ages.
• The olive tree and its oil are an essential part of our daily lives, as well as a reminder of our most ancient and real past.
• The olive tree has always been a transcendent sign of spirituality and purity, a symbol of peace and worth, an element of strength and purification, of resilience to the ravages of time and warfare.

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